NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE PRIMARY AT-A-GLANCE

RESULTS:

1st District Republican Primary
Numbers: Bradley 51%, Stephen 47%, Michael 2%, Jarvis 1%

The bottom line: Bradley wins despite low turnout primary and momentum that favored Stephen

• Bradley says primary will help in November

• Stephen: ‘This is not a defeat’
• Dems prepare for general
  
• NRCC ties Shea-Porter to D.C.
• Stephen concedes defeat to Bradley

• NH-1: Stephen wins North Hampton
• Stephen wins Manchester by a 2 to 1 margin
• Londonderry having light voting day
• Manchester politicians deployed to voting locations
• Low-turnout across Manchester

2nd District Republican Primary
Numbers: Horn 40%, Clegg 34%, Steiner 14%, Bosse 9%
The bottom line: Horn has convincing win district-wide and greatly aided by her hometown of Nashua

• Horn wins family style

• Clegg does last minute campaigning at Ward 2
• Voter turnout slow in Nashua
• Slow day at Concord polling stations

State Senate
Numbers. Dist. 2: Tobin 79%, Dinghman, 21. District 3: Denley 47, Babson 34, Cataldo 18%. District 7: Sanborn 58 percent, Elliot 42%.

The bottom line: Of the three primary winners Denley has probably the only shot at becoming a state senator.

• Sanborn looking forward to a positive, substantive general election race

• Sanborn projected to win SD-7 GOP primary

• Tobin sees philosophical different with Reynolds after primary win

• Tobin bests Dingman in SD-2
  
• Denley looking forward to highlighting educational funding issue
• Denley takes SD-3 GOP primary

Governor's race

• Kenney to Lynch: ‘I'm a New Hampshire guy and I'm going to take you on
• National Dems congratulate Lynch

Executive Council race

• St. Hilaire easily wins Executive Council primary

ANALYSIS:

James Pindell

• Nine questions for primary night

Dante Scala

• NH-1: Where it stands
• What we know about NH-1 so far
• NH-1: Bradley has early lead in Dover, Somersworth
• Manchester’s low turnout is striking
• NH-1: Watch the Seacoast
• NH-1: Looking at Bradley's base